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BOOTY-ADE posted:Definitely gave me a weird feeling listening to these, especially 5 & 6. It's like some part of my lizard brain is saying "stop listening, this is loving freaky" It's the best drat dark ambient I've heard in years
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Nastyman posted:It's the best drat dark ambient I've heard in years An extremely low bar to clear I actually don't think I've ever heard any, maybe the sound of my neighbors arguing
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Phlegmish posted:An extremely low bar to clear Lo fi beats over the sound of people arguing through the wall sounds dark.
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pop fly to McGillicutty posted:Lo fi beats over the sound of people arguing through the wall sounds dark. Preferable to lo fi beats over the sound of neighbors having sex through the wall?
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Looks to the Moon posted:Preferable to lo fi beats over the sound of neighbors having sex through the wall? Hearing them have sex through the wall, or hearing them have sex through the wall.
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ArcMage posted:Lo-fi beating your neighbors Lo-fi beating off to your neighbors
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Looks to the Moon posted:Lo-fi beating off to your neighbors Lo-fi beating off on your neighbors
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oh dope posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJWksPWDKOc Jesus christ has really strong Gloomy Sunday vibes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9dZj7YW5oFQ E: uugh just hit stage 5 and this is existential_horror.mp4 ewiley has a new favorite as of 03:23 on Jul 16, 2020 |
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I remember a friend of mine was in an ambient band, and when I went to see them in the early 2010's, I just stood there all 'what the gently caress is this'. Not that it was bad, it wasn't really music at all. That was my ambient story, like and subscribe for more content.
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I'd argue Radigue is a nice relief from Caretaker's position on life and memory being ongoing, amoral processes of disintegrating organic systems, or even Lustmord's creepy sewer darkness, since her approach to meditating on death is influenced by her deep commitment to Tibetan Buddhism. There's a lot of comfort and gentle happiness in her works; when she composes around the theme of dying it's from the perspective that death is not just a natural, but ultimately good, transition from one state of being to the next.
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mysterious frankie posted:I'd argue Radigue is a nice relief from Caretaker's position on life and memory being ongoing, amoral processes of disintegrating organic systems, or even Lustmord's creepy sewer darkness, since her approach to meditating on death is influenced by her deep commitment to Tibetan Buddhism. There's a lot of comfort and gentle happiness in her works; when she composes around the theme of dying it's from the perspective that death is not just a natural, but ultimately good, transition from one state of being to the next. I love this 
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Looks to the Moon posted:Same. I made the questionable decision to listen to this at 3am and it's got me rattled in ways I can't begin to quantify. Great way to start the day, do not recommend! Funny part is I get kind of a weird enjoyment out of how strange & creepy it is. The guy who made the Caretaker stuff really does awesome work & this series really makes you feel like you're losing your mind when you're really not. I can't imagine how terrifying it must be for people going through dementia or Alzheimer's, knowing that something is wrong & they're powerless to stop it.
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BOOTY-ADE posted:Funny part is I get kind of a weird enjoyment out of how strange & creepy it is. The guy who made the Caretaker stuff really does awesome work & this series really makes you feel like you're losing your mind when you're really not. I can't imagine how terrifying it must be for people going through dementia or Alzheimer's, knowing that something is wrong & they're powerless to stop it. I worked in a psych unit and we had a few patients with early stage dementia. One guy kept shaking his head saying "I don't know, I don't know"  If anything, this gave me a greater compassion/empathy for people like him, even if it only expressed a fraction of what they go through. Powerful stuff.
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Looks to the Moon posted:I love this Yeah, she's a pretty interesting artist who diverged Musique Concrete as she delved more into Tibetan Buddhism. Like a lot of drone music, you wouldn't know what the themes were unless someone told you\you had the album liner notes in front of you, but yeah, she's not really a doom and gloom type person; more of a Bardo Thodol enthusiast, and a lot of her albums are meant to explore the experience of this mystical, structured act of dying, which has spooky aspects to it, granted, but is ultimately about liberation from suffering. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FMfGLNrLvGA There's also video out there of her composing and it's pretty interesting to watch, because you see how active her process of making drone was. She's there with a stopwatch, feeling it out, adjusting knobs as need be to maintain a dynamic flow.
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mysterious frankie posted:Yeah, she's a pretty interesting artist who diverged Musique Concrete as she delved more into Tibetan Buddhism. Like a lot of drone music, you wouldn't know what the themes were unless someone told you\you had the album liner notes in front of you, but yeah, she's not really a doom and gloom type person; more of a Bardo Thodol enthusiast, and a lot of her albums are meant to explore the experience of this mystical, structured act of dying, which has spooky aspects to it, granted, but is ultimately about liberation from suffering. Counterpoint: Triptych is creepy af It's awesome that Eliane is still alive and composing in her 80s now. Haven't listened yet, but I read she is into acoustic instruments now
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Slush Garbo posted:It's awesome that Eliane is still alive and composing in her 80s now. Haven't listened yet, but I read she is into acoustic instruments now That is awesome. She’s cool people.
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Came for pictures, stayed for music chat! Listening to Eliane's Kyema right now.
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I find this combination of music and the constantly shifting designs to be rather haunting. https://twitter.com/rich_lord/status/1291061786712580096?s=21
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ewiley posted:https://twitter.com/johnneh/status/1292434397443039232?s=20 Getting some penanggalan vibes out of that.. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penanggalan
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Autechresaint posted:Getting some penanggalan vibes out of that.. 
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Love 2 eat ominously pulsating food. https://twitter.com/Rainmaker1973/status/1358851722194677763?s=19
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So MyHeritage.com has a new feature where they can "animate" your old family photos, so that they literally turn into the pictures from harry Potter where people are moving and smiling. The main page has several examples in the gallery below: https://www.myheritage.com/deep-nostalgia I'd try to just link the photos/videos, but it's not a simple video/image I can right click and copy/save. I could get some screen recording software but...  https://i.imgur.com/hTj6QOo.mp4
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DrBouvenstein posted:So MyHeritage.com has a new feature where they can "animate" your old family photos, so that they literally turn into the pictures from harry Potter where people are moving and smiling. That's probably the creepiest thing in the whole thread. The dead smiling and winking at me.
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pop fly to McGillicutty posted:That's probably the creepiest thing in the whole thread. The dead smiling and winking at me. https://twitter.com/_SLABS_/status/1367419874717368323
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Years ago some company did something similar, only you could also type in text that the photo would speak in a robot voice. You'd set little sliders to determine where the eyes and mouth were in order for it to stretch the photo appropriately. I used Goatse. Edit: Holy poo poo rib kid works Wild T has a new favorite as of 19:48 on Mar 4, 2021 |
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The creepy part to me isn’t so much making old photos move, but they all move the same way regardless of age, muscle placement, or era. None of the little quirks a the living person might have had like a brow twitch, a smirk, a subtle wink....nothing that really defines that person as a human who once lived.
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I think if I were a long dead person and woke up in 2021 inside a gif my ancestors bought I'd be reacting the same way
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DrBouvenstein posted:So MyHeritage.com has a new feature where they can "animate" your old family photos, so that they literally turn into the pictures from harry Potter where people are moving and smiling. Yo I'm gonna plagarize this for a GBS thread cause I want to see what goons can come up with. I'll link yer post.
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Has anyone done this yet? https://i.imgur.com/IANDQR3.mp4
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I've seen this Billy Quizboy looking motherfucker for years and still don't know what his story is.
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:I've seen this Billy Quizboy looking motherfucker for years and still don't know what his story is. Look up Brian Peppers on Google, it'll give you all you need 
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